... equally accessaries. Homer, the chairman of the first bullion committee, was a Whig. Peel, the chairman of the second, was Tory ; but the real leader was Air. Ricardo, who was a Whig and something more ; that is to say, a doctrinaire of the worst class. At ...

... death of Lord Adolphus Vane Tempest. True to their tenets, the Whigs have, with indecent haste, been maturing their plans, and have succeeded obtaining the consent the chief of one of the old Whig families to contest the election; although, with an assumed ...

... matter Reform might ba discussed, and the Whig leadcis compelled to declare themselves positively and distinctly as to the principles they would support in new Reform Bill. This, however, did uot suit the pure Whigs, whose object was to get back unpledged ...

... it now, however, and among the echoes one is distinctly audible at Hastings. Rut nowhere so sonorous or so afflicting to the Whig senses in the noble county Durham. That county has hitherto been Conservative. It has been represented, for many years, by ...

... beeu a Whig. Mr. Surtees' victory is tho more complete, his opponent, the Hon. Henry F. Cowper, is near relative of Lord Palmerston, and bis brother ; the Hon. W. F. Cowper, is member for the city of Hertford. Mr. Cowper was supported by all the Whig territorial ...

... Can Sir Hedworth himself possibly think that he can ever enter the lobby without feeling the weight of his chains ? Whig I Whig ! Whig ! Can his voice ever have the manly sound of independence? It painful see a young man of fair talent thus lending himself ...

... Irish orator with some of his reasons for describing the Whigs as base, brutal, and bloody; and although the description may require a little modification iv the present day, because the Whigs have no power now-a-days to exercise all their bad qualities ...

... firs V toln the political debility which the Whigs had brought upon themselves. It was soon made sufficiently manifest to both friends and enemies There can be no doubt that this tottering condition of the Whig administration alarmed the Court as well the ...

... Parliamentary heads that party and the Whigs iv general. Air. Miall, with the bold speech the. practised stump-orator, denounced in terms undisguised spleen an.l mortification the way they had been befooled by the Whig whippers-in, under the auspices Lord ...

... motion for a committee to inquire into tho claims of Azeem Jab to the title and dignity of the Nawab the Carnatic was thoroughly Whig dodge, and in admirable keeping with the pettifogging fraud of the transaction itself, which was one of as profligate and ...

... BELFAST RIOTS. The following appeared in our Second Edition of yesterday: (From the Xvrthern Whig.) Belfast, Thursday morning.—At the riot commission esterday, Mr. Boss, millowner, was the first witness examined. He was in favour of a re-organised police ...

... row has broken out on the occasion ostensibly commemorating the memory of O'Connell. Tiie Irish nation, after many years of Whig misrule, which have reduced her population from eight millions to threa millions, aud brought those still remaiuing in the ...